Keith Alan Morris wrote, directed and shot "THE BIKER THIEF" and is a practicing filmmaker and film professor.

Morris' furthest reach was as the writer/director/producer of “Gutter King” – recently ranked #159 on IMDB. The film is distributed in over 25 countries. He helped Spike Lee make OLDBOY and directed and shot "Runaway Hearts" starring Wendell Pierce and John Schneider, which just came out on Amazon Prime. He consulted on 12 films in 2015, including The Magnificent Seven, Elvis & Nixon, and Mr. Right; In 2018, he is seeking post-production funds for a TV pilot about a robot named "K.A.R.L," his CG/live action epic shot in New Orleans. He also works as a cinematographer and producer on numerous films, including Marvista's family western "Rodeo and Juliet," starring living legend Buck Taylor and Krista Allen. Morris' first film "The Clinic" won Best Screenplay at the NY International Film & Video Fest.

Morris is the tenured Associate Professor of Film at Dillard University in New Orleans, an HBCU, where he runs the film program as the Program Coordinator. In 2015, the Film program was named one of two Signature Programs at Dillard. He won the 2012 Media Educator of the Year Award by the Social Change Film Fest and Institute.